Road Marking - White Lines

[j_avonni]

What do you call the white lines on the road (not the pedestrian lanes) that serve as warning. They can be seen before approaching the toll gate on the NLEX.

[ghosthunter]

What do you call the white lines on the road (not the pedestrian lanes) that serve as warning. They can be seen before approaching the toll gate on the NLEX.

rumble strips?

[j_avonni]

rumble strips?

Ang galing mo ghosthunter! I just checked with Wikipedia. It's a.k.a. audio tactile profiled markings.

Thank you very much.

[JJGF]

meron din sa edsa nito ang sarap daanan naaalog y*gb*doodles ko hahaha

[artpogi]

ah akala ko speed strips

[meledson]

akala ko pang gising.

[Taurus]

akala ko pang gising.

That's basically is the purpose. To alert drivers of an approaching stop or for those vehicles changing lanes like the cat's eye.

[cocoy]

in australia they have really big ones running the edges of the toll ways.. and some highways.. i remember back in the day driving my ex girlfrends Datsun over the marks and it felt like the car was goin to fall apart. heheh.. pati yata mga truck and bus nag vibrate enough to shake the driver awake..

[boybi]

Nagsulputan yang mga rumble strips na yan kung saan saan. Some are not even up to standard, they are supposed to make the vehicle vibrate mo or sound louder if the car is travelling fast, and not actually feel it if the car is slow. Pero karamihan baliktad, nanginginig the whole car if mabagal and wala kang maramdaman if mabilis.

Most are not even felt by trucks and buses.

[chua_riwap]

Sa Aguinaldo Highway, walang rumble strips.

Pero parang ganun din, it will keep you awake, aalog-alog ka rin, dahil sa laki ng mga potholes.